Let's fight for the children's health…Seongbuk Children's Hospital, business agreement with local daycare center association
Aug 01, 2025
Seongbuk-ri Children's Hospital (Chairman Jung Sung-kwan, Hospital Director Yoo Byung-geun) signed a business agreement with the Seongbuk-gu National Association of Daycare Centers (Chairman Chung Min-ja), the Private Association of Daycare Centers (Chairman Cho Jung-soo), and the Family Daycare Association (Chairman Hong Eun-jung) in July, and announced that they will establish a medical cooperation system for local children with daycare centers in Seongbuk-gu.
The core goal of this agreement is to prepare a quick and accurate response system in the event of an emergency medical situation at the daycare center site, and to increase access to daily health care and prevention-oriented medical services.
The main contents of the agreement include ▲ strengthening access to services through field-oriented customized medical advice and medical cooperation centers ▲ conducting regular health counseling and infectious disease prevention education through visits to childcare facilities ▲ providing periodic health information. Through this, practical communication between the daycare center site and the hospital will be strengthened, and childcare institutions will actively support children's health management more stably.
At Seongbuk Woori Children's Hospital, Park Hyun-sook, head of the management team, Park Eun-jung, Ryu Ye-so, Baek Ga-yeon, and Kim Young-min, head of the administrative department, attended the signing ceremony, and Chung Min-ja, president of the National Child Care Center Association, Cho Jung-soo, president of the Private Child Care Center, Hong Eun-jung, president of the Family Child Care Center Association, and heads of daycare centers participated together to strengthen their willingness to cooperate.
"This agreement will serve as a springboard for local children to grow safer and healthier," said Yoo Byung-geun, head of Seongbuk Children's Hospital. "The hospital will actively provide medical support and health education, which will be a strong support for the community to trust and rely on."
Jung Min-ja, chairman of the Seongbuk-gu National Daycare Association, said "Children's health is the most important foundation and start of childcare."As this agreement enables more systematic and professional medical support, the reliability of the childcare site is also expected to increase." We will protect the health of children in the community with Seongbuk Children's Hospital."
"In front-line daycare centers, sudden health problems or difficulties in responding to infectious diseases are often experienced," said Cho Jung-soo, chairman of the Seongbuk-gu Private Daycare Association. "I think this agreement will be a link between hospitals and daycare centers to communicate closely." We will work together to help children grow up in a healthier and safer environment," he said.
Hong Eun-jung, chairman of Seongbuk-gu Family Daycare Association, said "Family daycare centers were often small in size, making it difficult to receive medical information or professional health care support."We will actively cooperate so that the agreement with Sungbuk Children's Hospital can be of practical help. It is very reassuring to join hands with Seongbuk Children's Hospital to protect the health of each child.
Meanwhile, the Woori Children's Medical Foundation previously established a regional-based medical cooperation system through a business agreement with the Guro-gu National and Private Daycare Association, and this time, Seongbuk Children's Hospital signed an agreement with Seongbuk-gu Daycare Associations to expand the scope of cooperation to northeastern Seoul.
This is the foundation's leading and bold move toward 'zero pediatric care gap', showing its willingness to further expand the community-friendly health care system. In the future, the Children's Medical Foundation plans to continue to expand cooperation with education and childcare institutions and further solidify its position as a specialized medical institution for children and adolescents throughout the metropolitan area.
The core goal of this agreement is to prepare a quick and accurate response system in the event of an emergency medical situation at the daycare center site, and to increase access to daily health care and prevention-oriented medical services.
The main contents of the agreement include ▲ strengthening access to services through field-oriented customized medical advice and medical cooperation centers ▲ conducting regular health counseling and infectious disease prevention education through visits to childcare facilities ▲ providing periodic health information. Through this, practical communication between the daycare center site and the hospital will be strengthened, and childcare institutions will actively support children's health management more stably.
At Seongbuk Woori Children's Hospital, Park Hyun-sook, head of the management team, Park Eun-jung, Ryu Ye-so, Baek Ga-yeon, and Kim Young-min, head of the administrative department, attended the signing ceremony, and Chung Min-ja, president of the National Child Care Center Association, Cho Jung-soo, president of the Private Child Care Center, Hong Eun-jung, president of the Family Child Care Center Association, and heads of daycare centers participated together to strengthen their willingness to cooperate.
"This agreement will serve as a springboard for local children to grow safer and healthier," said Yoo Byung-geun, head of Seongbuk Children's Hospital. "The hospital will actively provide medical support and health education, which will be a strong support for the community to trust and rely on."
Jung Min-ja, chairman of the Seongbuk-gu National Daycare Association, said "Children's health is the most important foundation and start of childcare."As this agreement enables more systematic and professional medical support, the reliability of the childcare site is also expected to increase." We will protect the health of children in the community with Seongbuk Children's Hospital."
"In front-line daycare centers, sudden health problems or difficulties in responding to infectious diseases are often experienced," said Cho Jung-soo, chairman of the Seongbuk-gu Private Daycare Association. "I think this agreement will be a link between hospitals and daycare centers to communicate closely." We will work together to help children grow up in a healthier and safer environment," he said.
Hong Eun-jung, chairman of Seongbuk-gu Family Daycare Association, said "Family daycare centers were often small in size, making it difficult to receive medical information or professional health care support."We will actively cooperate so that the agreement with Sungbuk Children's Hospital can be of practical help. It is very reassuring to join hands with Seongbuk Children's Hospital to protect the health of each child.
Meanwhile, the Woori Children's Medical Foundation previously established a regional-based medical cooperation system through a business agreement with the Guro-gu National and Private Daycare Association, and this time, Seongbuk Children's Hospital signed an agreement with Seongbuk-gu Daycare Associations to expand the scope of cooperation to northeastern Seoul.
This is the foundation's leading and bold move toward 'zero pediatric care gap', showing its willingness to further expand the community-friendly health care system. In the future, the Children's Medical Foundation plans to continue to expand cooperation with education and childcare institutions and further solidify its position as a specialized medical institution for children and adolescents throughout the metropolitan area.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
